18.In fact, only few item of the property measuring about 8.87 acres alone in various survey fields covered under the above notification. It is further curious to note that under EX.A15, dated 20.11.2006 and EX.A16, dated 23.11.2006, an extent of six acres was sold at the instructions of the respondent. In fact EX.A15, the respondent has executed the sale deed as a power agent of the defendants in survey field No.772/2A1 for an extent of 3 acres. The above survey field No.772 is also covered under EX.A5. These documents are executed on 20.11.2006 and 30.11.2006. Similarly an extent of 18 acres and 90 cents also registered at the instruction of respondent in various sale deeds. The above sale is in respect of items 6,7,16 and 17, 18,19,20,21,23,24,27,38,36 of the suit agreement. Some of the properties are also covered under Ex.A5, the communication sent by the CBCID. Having purchased 18 acres and 19 cents within the agreement period for remaining 25 acres 3 cents alone the suit has been filed. Therefore, very conduct of the respondent itself clearly shows that the property is capable of registration at the relevant point of time. Despite having registered the properties though covered under Ex.A5, now it cannot be canvassed by the respondent that because the suit properties are covered under EX.A15, there was a delay on his part and the defendants have not taken any steps in this regard.
